Material (Looks like at least some of the decoration is gesso or plaster)? Size? Painted? Can we see the back?
Agree that this is American. Circa 1900 date is right on. What is known as a side-by-side secretary. In this condition, agree that value is...
Agree with Ghopper. Sometimes called a balloon back chair. We see similar here under $50.00 here in my more rural, also Midwest, area quite...
Not a whole lot to distinguish it. Maybe circa 1970?
Hard to say. A lot of similar made well into the 50s. Gut tells me that these are 20s or earlier. Later ones weren't usually as refined. The...
Wouldn't be surprised if your under-bidder was not after the tray and older basket on the left. You might have offered to sell them any they were...
It is definitely not teak. The drawer fronts may be mahogany, though they do look false grain painted. Can we see a better picture? The case...
I don't seem to hate these as much as the others do. It really would depend on cost, as I see nothing too great here. I have not been able to...
Last name appears to be Beecher. Can't quite make out the first. Looks to be amateur. Description on the back does not match the painting.
Would not call this HRS either. Looks like a lot of Indiana impressionist works done at the turn of the century, on into the first 3rd of the...
Good find yesterday at the Goodwill for $5.00. Native American painting by Red Robin. (1912-1991) Looks to be guoache on paper. 20" x 24"....
Odd thing.... Due to the quality of the feet and the attention to detail, would think 19th century.
1970s or so, used furniture. Styling is quasi-Spanish (Mediterranean). Value is in their utility.
No reason to think it is but I suppose anything is possible. Looks like a factory production piece to me.
Likely 20s or so. Transitional from mission style.
I, also, am inclined to selectively polish it. Completely hollow so would not work well for a candlestick. I am beginning to think this is...
Dunbar is high end furniture and Wormley designed some great things for them. That said, office chairs have to be on the lowest end of...
5th picture enlarged looks like 1A. Picture just after looks like LA. Maybe Erik can tell or get better pictures.
If the mark is 1A, it is a British mark for superior quality silverplate. The M could be for Manchester. American makers sometimes use the 1A...
Think the one you are keeping is 1970s. The fabric certainly screams it. Corner chair is pretty non-descript. Early 20th century. Need more...
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